Events

To close 2012, you are all invited to our sparkling little Christmas party. Get this right, on the afternoon of Saturday 8th December, we are running a vocal session one of the UK’s best vocal coaches, Salon’s own Juliet . . .

For our November Salon which falls on the auspicious Toussaint Day, we present ‘Out of the Shadows’, a night dedicated to tempting out in to the light both our brighter and darker selves.
We will be exploring the effects of . . .

On the 3rd October it is Salon XXX. Yes of course we thought about celebrating with Japanese bondage, but we can do that in our own time.
To commence the 5th year of Salon’s X-istence we wanted to X- plode the essence of . . .

Curious about Curious Incident? As part of the Inside Out festival, Salon London and the National Theatre have teamed up to present a chance to dig deeper into Marianne Elliot’s production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the . . .

So, let’s just say we do end up in a dystopian landscape in which we are forced to forage wild land for bits of food, will we have to eat less pesto, the answer fortunately is no. Experienced food forage experts Leo Critchley . . .

Now social media makes it impossible to forget, your data shadow sticks to you like a mouse to a glue trap, and your washing machine is bitching about you to its manufacturer, sometimes it feels like there isn’t anything you can to . . .

By 2050 over 70% of the world’s population will live be living in cities. But is this prediction the stuff of dystopian nightmares? Should you move to the country and take up badger baiting? No, says Leo Hollis. In fact . . .

This year your hosts very much wanted to take Salon to a summer festival, you know, one with camping and halloumi burgers. We had our tick list: we wanted a clever one run by doers, one not afraid of dressing up of a Saturday night . . .

Chasing Venus: The Race to Measure the Heavens : This summer an extremely rare celestial event took place- the transit of Venus. Award-winning writer Andrea Wulf tells the story of the planet's adventure - round one. In 1761 the scientific . . .